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Nadia Ettingon-Rehrt (28 April 1903 – 11 February 1994) was an Israeli pianist.

biography
Nadia Attingon was born in the city of Kiev, southwest of Russia (Ukraine), the daughter of Afriine (Pia) and Elon (the son of Grail Aton).
The music studies began at the Kiev Conservatory, and then studied in Leipzig with Robert Taichmiller and Berlin in Artor Schneov. With the completion of her studies, she began a concert pianist’s career and appeared in Russia, Germany, Austria, France, England (where she worked with pianist Tobias from the Island), Cyprus and Lebanon.

In 1925, he immigrated to Israel and developed a musical career, both as a solo pianist in recitals and orchestras, and in cameral compositions. Here is the role of the Artists Association for Music in Tel Aviv. In 1938 she was a soloist at the first concert of the Music Association.

In June 1928, Rikart married Israel, from the foundations for the study of agriculture and the pioneers of the ptomological research in Israel, from the beginnings of the Volcani Institute, a professor at the Faculty of Agriculture at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and gave the Israel Prize for Life Sciences. He was married until his death in 1975.
Ettingon-Rechert died in 1994. She was buried alongside her boyfriend at the cemetery of the cemetery.

Her sister Shadow married Dr. Naftali Cohen, who was later known as a writer (the son of Dr. Elijah) Cohen and the grandson of R. Michal the priest). Their daughter is a journalist of Hope Wisstock (the widow of the bookman Jericho Lori, the grandson of Aaron III).
The psychoanalyst Max Aitton was close to her family, and she was in close contact with him.

Another reading.
"Etingon-Reichert, Nadia," in: Who's Who in Israel and in the Work for Israel Abroad, 1978, p. 121.

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Israeli pianists
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The fourth women
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The people buried in the cemetery of Rabbi Saul.
Israeli born in 1903
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Israelis who died in 1994
Israelis who died in 1994